This module provides integration with the Meez avatar/profile site. Meez is a system for creating a centralized avatar that you can use on multiple sites. Visit http://www.meez.com/ for more details.
This module provides simple and hassle-free integration with MyBlogLog services. MyBlogLog provides community-based services and statistics to web sites (not just bloggers.) Think "MySpace"-like community features but you get to provide them on your site.
I don't have time to maintain this module properly right now. If you are qualified (you have demonstrable Drupal module development expertise) and are interested in maintaining this module, contact me and let me know.
The Contest module allows your site to host random games of chance, “Sweepstakesâ€. Users can enter to win prizes via a random drawing.
Example uses for the Contest module include:
The Contest module provides an easy way to join the website and enter the contest at the same time. Members with complete profiles can just click the “Enter Contest†button.
This module provides fairly minimal functionality for maintaining a membership list.
Users with serious need should look at CiviCRM instead.
This module will not have a direct upgrade path to 6.x from 5.x. I am attempting to re-implement it based on Features module + CCK and Views.
This module assists in migrating from the Phorum message board system to a Drupal based forum site.
This module will install CCK fields for Flickr Flash Slideshows and Flickr Flash Badges. If you have the Slideshow Creator module installed, you also have the option to create a javascript slideshow of flickr images. CCK nodes allow flickr content to be stored by any combination of username/userid, photosets, tags, and/or searched text. Fields have various settings to control appearance, such as width/height and transition/fade modes (when using Slideshow Creator). Plays well with Views, so if you have, for instance, a Flash slideshow in the node, you could have a block that displays the flickr show as a badge or mini-slideshow.
The OG Audience module allows Organic Groups (OG) users to change a node's audience without having to edit the node.
Availability module is an abstract solution to associate a set of dates with certain nodes and users assuming that these nodes are available on specified dates for a certain user.
When users create content, they form meta-information automatically. Each user's content can be compared to the content of others so that similarities can be counted. Those users having the highest similarity values will be called "neighbours" (neighbors).
This upcoming module will do these comparisons and will provide a user tab and a block that shows the neighbours of this user. The aim is to develop a clone of the neighbour functions that can be seen at www.last.fm
#D7CX: I pledge that Wikitools will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.
The wikitools module provides some settings to get a more wiki-like behavior. It aims to be lightweight; all features are optional, and it provides no database tables of its own. If you have ideas about cool new features for this module, please post an issue. All new features go into the 6.x branch; I encourage others to present patches with backports. Some of the features of this module are:
